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бунтівний, заколотницький; повсталий; недисциплінований, неслухняний -
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[rə'beljəs]adjective (rebelling or likely to rebel: rebellious troops/children.) uppreisnargjarn -
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lázadó, engedetlen, ellenszegülő* * *[rə'beljəs]adjective (rebelling or likely to rebel: rebellious troops/children.) lázadó -
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Adj1. राज\rebelliousद्रोहीHer son was a rebellious terrorist. -
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[rə'beljəs]adjective (rebelling or likely to rebel: rebellious troops/children.)* * *re.bel.lious[rib'eljəs] adj rebelde, amotinado, sublevado. -
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{ri'beljəs}
1. бунтовнически, въстанически
2. непокорен, бунтарски, буен, размирен
3. упорит, неподатлив, неподдаващ се (на лечение, обработка, контрол и пр.)* * *{ri'beljъs} а 1. бунтовнически, въстанически; 2. непокорен* * *упорит; буен; бунтарски; въстанически; бунтовнически; размирен; недисциплиниран; непокорен; неподатлив;* * *1. бунтовнически, въстанически 2. непокорен, бунтарски, буен, размирен 3. упорит, неподатлив, неподдаващ се (на лечение, обработка, контрол и пр.)* * *rebellious[ri´beljəs] adj 1. бунтовнически, бунтарски, въстанически; 2. непокорен, бунтарски, буен, недисциплиниран, размирен; 3. упорит, неподатлив, неподдаващ се (на лечение - за болест и пр.);FONT face=Times_Deutsch ◊ adv rebelliously. -
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adj1) повстанський; заколотний, бунтівний; бунтарський2) упертий, що не піддається лікуванню (про хворобу)3) перен. бурхливий, буйний4) недисциплінований, неслухняний5) що важко піддається обробці (про руду)* * *a1) повстанський; повсталий; заколотний, бунтівний; бунтарський2) непокірливий, неслухняний; бурхливий, буйний -
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adj. asi, isyankâr, isyancı, serkeş, inatçı* * *asi* * *[rə'beljəs]adjective (rebelling or likely to rebel: rebellious troops/children.) isyankâr, asi -
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• uhmamielinen• vallankumouksellinen• radikaalinen• radikaali• revolutionaarinen• revolutionäärinen• kapinoiva• kapinallinen• kumouksellinen* * *adjective (rebelling or likely to rebel: rebellious troops/children.) kapinoiva -
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adj. opstandig[ ribbelliəs] 〈 rebelliousness〉 -
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[rə'beljəs]adjective (rebelling or likely to rebel: rebellious troops/children.) dumpīgs; nemiernieku-* * *dumpīgs, musinošs; nedisciplinēts, nepakļāvīgs; grūti ārstējams -
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[rə'beljəs]adjective (rebelling or likely to rebel: rebellious troops/children.) maištingas, nepaklusnus -
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adj. rebellisk, upprorisk* * *[rə'beljəs]adjective (rebelling or likely to rebel: rebellious troops/children.) upprorisk, rebellisk -
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[rə'beljəs]adjective (rebelling or likely to rebel: rebellious troops/children.) povstalecký; vzpurný* * *• povstalecký• odbojný -
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[rə'beljəs]adjective (rebelling or likely to rebel: rebellious troops/children.) povstalecký; vzdorovitý* * *• spurný• buricský• neskrotný• odbojný -
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[rə'beljəs]adjective (rebelling or likely to rebel: rebellious troops/children.) rebel; nesupus -
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[rə'beljəs]adjective (rebelling or likely to rebel: rebellious troops/children.) επαναστατημένος/ απείθαρχος -
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[rɪ'belɪəs]прил.1)а) мятежный; повстанческий, бунтующий; восставшийSyn:б) бунтарскийSyn:2) непослушный; непокорныйSyn:3) упорный; мед. не поддающийся лечению ( о болезни) -
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[rə'beljəs]adjective (rebelling or likely to rebel: rebellious troops/children.) rebelle
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Rebellious — Re*bel lious (r[ e]*b[e^]l y[u^]s), a. Engaged in rebellion; disposed to rebel; of the nature of rebels or of rebellion; resisting government or lawful authority by force. Thy rebellious crew. Proud rebellious arms. Milton. {Re*bel lious*ly}, adv … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
rebellious — [ri bel′yəs] adj. [ME rebellous] 1. resisting authority; engaged in rebellion 2. of or like rebels or rebellion 3. opposing any kind of control; defiant 4. difficult to treat or handle [a rebellious cowlick] rebelliously adv. rebelliousness n … English World dictionary
rebellious — index contumacious, disobedient, disorderly, dissident, fractious, froward, impertinent (insolent) … Law dictionary
rebellious — (adj.) mid 15c., from L. rebellis (see REBEL (Cf. rebel)). Related: Rebelliously; rebelliousness … Etymology dictionary
rebellious — *insubordinate, mutinous, seditious, factious, contumacious Analogous words: recalcitrant, refractory, intractable, *unruly, ungovernable: estranged, alienated, disaffected (see ESTRANGE) Antonyms: acquiescent, resigned: submissive … New Dictionary of Synonyms
rebellious — [adj] disobedient, unmanageable alienated, anarchistic, attacking, bellicose, contumacious, defiant, difficult, disaffected, disloyal, disobedient, disorderly, dissident, factious, fractious, iconoclastic, incorrigible, individualistic, insurgent … New thesaurus
rebellious — ► ADJECTIVE 1) showing a desire to rebel. 2) not easily handled or kept in place; unmanageable. DERIVATIVES rebelliously adverb rebelliousness noun … English terms dictionary
rebellious — [[t]rɪbe̱liəs[/t]] 1) ADJ GRADED If you think someone behaves in an unacceptable way and does not do what they are told, you can say they are rebellious. ...a rebellious teenager... He grew older and more rebellious. Derived words: rebelliousness … English dictionary
rebellious — re|bel|lious [rıˈbeljəs] adj 1.) deliberately not obeying people in authority or rules of behaviour ▪ rebellious teenagers ▪ He s always had a rebellious streak (=a tendency to rebel) . 2.) fighting against the government of your own country ▪… … Dictionary of contemporary English
rebellious — adjective 1 deliberately disobeying: rebellious teenagers | rebellious behaviour 2 fighting against the government of your country: rebellious warlords rebelliously adverb rebelliousness noun (U) … Longman dictionary of contemporary English
rebellious — adjective Date: 15th century 1. a. given to or engaged in rebellion < rebellious troops > b. of, relating to, or characteristic of a rebel or rebellion < a rebellious speech > 2. resisting treatment or management ; refractory • rebelliously … New Collegiate Dictionary